MI SB1195Michigan Senate Bill 1195 (SB 1195) proposes changes to the process of appointing individuals to vacant county offices. Specifically, it seeks to amend Section 5 of 1923 Public Act 199 (MCL 201.35), which governs the appointment procedures for such vacancies. The bill is tied to Senate Bill 1196 (SB 1196), indicating that both bills are intended to work together to modify the appointment process for vacant county offices.
MI SB1195 is a senate bill in the Michigan 103rd Legislature, sponsored by Darrin Camilleri (D), currently “Introduced” since October 1, 2026.
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As of now, there is no media coverage available regarding Senate Bill 1195.
As of now, there is no media coverage available regarding Senate Bill 1195.
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What does MI SB1195 do?
Michigan Senate Bill 1195 (SB 1195) proposes changes to the process of appointing individuals to vacant county offices. Specifically, it seeks to amend Section 5 of 1923 Public Act 199 (MCL 201.35), which governs the appointment procedures for such vacancies. The bill is tied to Senate Bill 1196 (SB 1196), indicating that both bills are intended to work together to modify the appointment process…
What is the status of MI SB1195?
MI SB1195 is currently “Introduced” in the Michigan legislature.
Who sponsored MI SB1195?
Darrin Camilleri (D) sponsored MI SB1195.
